Interactive or non-interactive
Vectorlinux nicely prints to the screen info about who you are, and what commands you have at your disposal.
This is nice but can halt programs that do non-interactive logins, like scp. So off I go finding where Vector does this and how to make the script test for interactivity before printing to the terminal. After a bit of googling I found this handy link. http://www.cs.sunysb.edu/documentation/bash/bashref.html#TOC62. So now to apply this info to Vector. I searched through and found:
This file was responsible for printing that info to the terminal. So basicly I applied that if statement found on the link above around all the info in the vasm.sh file. Also, I pulled out the non-interactive part of the file and put it outside the now interactive executed section so it would be ran if it was an interactive or non-interactive login.
Here's the files, now altered to work with scp.